We all come across really great teacher websites from time to time. When you find one, please share and add the link to this page.
To add a link, go to Edit (next to the pencil). Then click the Link button. Choose the External Link button. Type in the name of the website on the first line and add the website address on the next line. Then click Add Link.
Kathy Bumgardner's Reading Website - She is one of the program consultants for Treasures and has spoken at an AACO Reading Council event. Her website is worth checking out.
Plew Elementary - This school uses Treasures (K-5) and has uploaded many of the resources they have created to go along with Treasures. Just be sure to double check stories, because they have the Florida version of Treasures.
ReadWriteThink- Partnered with IRA and NCTE, this site has free lesson plans, student interactives, printouts, professional development as well as resources for parents. (My students always love using the interactives. - Jenn S.)
"Similies and Metaphors" clip art created by Phillip Martin.
We all come across really great teacher websites from time to time. When you find one, please share and add the link to this page.
To add a link, go to Edit (next to the pencil). Then click the Link button. Choose the External Link button. Type in the name of the website on the first line and add the website address on the next line. Then click Add Link.
Treasures Online
Kathy Bumgardner's Reading Website - She is one of the program consultants for Treasures and has spoken at an AACO Reading Council event. Her website is worth checking out.
Foldables
Plew Elementary - This school uses Treasures (K-5) and has uploaded many of the resources they have created to go along with Treasures. Just be sure to double check stories, because they have the Florida version of Treasures.
Novel Ideas for Grades 3, 4, and 5 - County novel plans
ReadWriteThink- Partnered with IRA and NCTE, this site has free lesson plans, student interactives, printouts, professional development as well as resources for parents. (My students always love using the interactives. - Jenn S.)